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Product Description
Style: ZL 16" Laptop Backpack
Case Logic is obsessed with organization. No matter who you are, what toys, tools or technology you have, where you are, or where you are going, Case Logic is your partner in managing the things that matter to you. We are the "stuff wranglers" that make life easier. Caselogic Caselogic ZLBS-116 Check Point Friendly 16-Inch Laptop Backpack (Black) is compatible with laptops with up to 16-Inch screens. Security Friendly laptop compartment with quilted protection for laptops up to 16-Inch. Grab and Go design eliminates undesired loitering in security area. Durable yet lightweight construction utilizing 1680d ballistic and high-density 900d nylon. Oversize zippers for fast, smooth action. Full-size document compartment allows for horizontal storage of files as well as bulk items, cables and cords. Smart Organization keeps valuable accessories organized and easily accessed. 25 Year Warranty.
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 13 x 6.7 x 17.7 inches ; 1 pounds
- Shipping Weight: 6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
- ASIN: B002PHLZXC
- Item model number: ZLBS-116
Technical Details
- Check Point Friendly laptop compartment with quilted protection for laptops up to 16-Inch
- Durable yet lightweight construction utilizing 1680d ballistic and high-density 900d nylon
- Grab and Go design eliminates undesired loitering in security area
- Full-size document compartment allows for horizontal storage of files as well as bulk items, cables and cords
- Smart Organization keeps valuable accessories organized and easily accessed
Case Logic ZLBS-116 Check Point Friendly 16-Inch Laptop Backpack (Black)
Customer Reviews
When I first got it I was really looking forward to the check point friendly feature. I travel a lot and bought this bag specifically for this function. While passing through a checkpoint in JFK International Airport just yesterday (16th March), I was refused when I left my laptop in the bag split open as instructed. When it went under the scanner I was instructed to do it over, and this time take it out the bag. I tried to explain how the bags works but it was futile. This also happened in two other airports in two different countries recently.
Another thing i noticed (which was kind of annoying) is that the same zip that splits the bag in half keeps opening up a little when its on one shoulder. I think it should have some kind of hook or something in the new design (if it's going to have one obviously)
On a lighter note it looks professional and neat without all those straps hanging everywhere like other brands. It feels durable when you hold it but it didn't get a long usage test yet.
Hope this helps.....
Oh yes... I like this! But let's first put it into perspective, this isn't a magician's case. You're not going to get more than a day's worth of wearing apparel (and it had better be business casual apparel as well) inside along with your laptop and other techie stuff. But for a single overnight trip, this is by far the best marriage of utilitarian design with style that I've seen. The size of this even makes it a suitable option for those flights where fate (or traffic) has put you in the very last boarding group and "under the seat" is the only option for a carryon.
I won't get into the discussion with regards to the accuracy of TSA-friendly etc., as it's always been my experience that the TSA folks can be just as picky as they want. But it is convenient enough to pull the computer out and place it back in after passing the x-ray.
Actually, I can see a lot of people just using this as something of a mega-briefcase. You know the ones; the sales people with loads of brochures, the lawyers with tons of papers and the office jocks that have to tote along their softball or gym clothes.
Only time will tell as to the durability of the Caselogic 17 incher, but my inspection can't find any noticeable flaws or cut corners. I suspect this will last me for some time to come.
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